Canadian Armed Forces (CAF)
Mental Health & Support Services
Assessment & Therapy Services for CAF Members, Veterans, and Families
​
At the Canadian Centre for CBT, we are proud to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members — active, reservist, released, and their families — with comprehensive psychological assessments and evidence-based therapy services tailored to the unique demands of military service.
Our team of experienced mental health professionals understands the psychological impact of military training, deployments, and operational stress, including operational stress injuries (OSI), trauma exposure, anxiety, depression, burnout, moral injury, and adjustment challenges during and after service.
​
What Are CAF Psychological Assessments?
​
A psychological assessment is a structured evaluation designed to understand your current mental health functioning, how military service experiences have affected your day-to-day life, and what supports are most effective moving forward. These assessments may include:
-
Clinical interviews
-
Standardized psychological testing
-
Symptom inventories tailored to trauma, stress, and mood disorders
-
Functional impact evaluations
-
Reporting for benefit applications or clinical planning
​
Assessments can help:
-
Clarify or confirm mental health diagnoses
-
Understand service-related impacts on work, relationships, and daily functioning
-
Inform personalized treatment plans
-
Provide documentation to support benefits, disability applications, or transition planning
​
​
Who Might Benefit from a CAF Assessment?
​
You might consider a psychological assessment if:
-
You are experiencing symptoms following deployments, training incidents, or cumulative service stress
-
You are applying for or updating disability or benefits coverage
-
Your physician, clinician, or case manager has recommended further evaluation
-
You want a comprehensive understanding of your mental health to guide treatment and recovery
​
Our assessments address a range of CAF-relevant concerns, including post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, sleep disturbance, moral injury, and stress-related functional impacts.
​
Therapy & Treatment Services
​
Following assessment, we offer evidence-based therapy options tailored to CAF members, veterans, and their families
These include:
​
Individual Therapy
Person-centered approaches to address:
-
PTSD & trauma symptoms
-
Depression & anxiety
-
·tress management & coping skills
-
Emotional regulation & relational challenges
​
Trauma-Focused Interventions
-
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
-
Prolonged Exposure (PE)
-
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
-
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
-
Written Exposure Therapy (WET)
​
Operational Stress Injury (OSI) Support
Targeted care for symptoms associated with repeated trauma exposure, high-risk operational roles, and cumulative military stress.
​
Work, Transition & Life Reintegration
Support for members preparing for release, adjusting to civilian life, returning to duty, or navigating role transitions within the CAF.
​
Family & Caregiver Support
Therapy and resources to assist partners and family members coping with the broader effects of military service and deployments.
​
CAF Coverage & Benefits Navigation
​
We can help you navigate benefit processes, understand eligibility, and coordinate documentation when psychological assessments or therapy reports are required for CAF, VAC, SISIP, or related service planning and claims.
​
Confidential, Respectful, and Accessible Care
​
We recognize that seeking help takes strength. Our clinicians approach every session with respect, empathy, and a strong understanding of CAF culture, military identity, and operational realities. We offer in-person and secure virtual appointments to ensure care is accessible regardless of posting location or release status.
​
Take the Next Step
To learn more about CAF psychological assessments or therapy services, or to schedule an appointment, please contact us.
​
We welcome inquiries from CAF members, veterans, families, caregivers, and referring professionals.
